Apparently our own infrequent visitor DisasterGrind was involved in the creation of Powerup Comics. Truly, we are in touch with the greatest forces of creativity.
(He's actually an excellent illustrator, but I'm not joking, he was.)
Apparently our own infrequent visitor DisasterGrind was involved in the creation of Powerup Comics. Truly, we are in touch with the greatest forces of creativity.
(He's actually an excellent illustrator, but I'm not joking, he was.)
I wasn't directly involved, but I was a member on the forum where Powerup Comics happened and got to witness its birth firsthand.
In the first year of its existence or so, we all made accounts on Drunk Duck to comment on every new Powerup Comics strip, so that it would get a spot on the auto-generated "Top 10 most popular comics" list on the Drunk Duck main page. Because the only thing more infuriating that bad art is inexplicably popular bad art.
Notice how Powerup Comics keeps cutting and pasting art. Shadow and Chug only have two poses, and everyone else only has one pose.
Now, notice this comic, where the "rough sketch" of an upcoming comic is actually competently drawn, and the characters have new poses. While the "finished version" of the comic looks 100 percent worse than the sketch did.
One episode of Unwinder's Tall Comics features Chad (aka "Shadow") and Jason (aka "Chug") discussing the writing and drawing of a future Powerup Comics strip. Then the discussed strip actually happened in Powerup Comics.
Well yeah, Chad and Jason show up several times in Unwinder. I just meant that was the one time that events in both comics synchronized so blatantly.
I particularly like the comic where Chad and Jason challenge Dr. Minivan (who has apparently never played a videogame before in his life) to a Halo match. And Dr. Minivan absolutely schools them.
"Lame! He must have the good controller."
"Don't be a dense dunce, Shad-man. We have exchanged control devices numerous times, with no interruption to my killing streak."
Apparently our own infrequent visitor DisasterGrind was involved in the creation of Powerup Comics. Truly, we are in touch with the greatest forces of creativity.
(He's actually an excellent illustrator, but I'm not joking, he was.)
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